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What do you got there but left front looks flat?

We had a wet front tire go flat, and we went into the wall with the right side of the car.

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We had a left flat, and we ran the right side of the car into the wall.

As a lot of people had problems in Fontana on Sunday, including the 88, but an unbelievable comeback after what happened.

In fact, I'm going to stop rambling about it.

Let's see what Dale Jr. had to say after the race.

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I just got home from the race in Fontana, and just thinking about everything that happened all the way home on the flight, and listening to everybody on Twitter, and all the comments.

It's just a really weird race, really crazy.

All the stuff happened with tires, and everybody's sort of pointing fingers at this and that and the other.

Everybody's going to have an opinion about it, and we'll debate it back and forth for weeks, but we still battle back and made a decent day out of it.

We hit the wall pretty good.

I was real surprised that the car didn't have more damage in the right front.

I thought we had bent the upper ball joint or something because the splitter was dragging the ground really bad.

All that had really happened was the toe got knocked out a little bit, and the splitter brace was bent down.

The guys had this ingenious plan to drop the car on top of this piece of tube and several times to sort of bend the splitter brace back up.

There's something they'd done at the shop, very kind of a crude measure, but they still work wonders to get the car where it was splitter wouldn't drag.

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